Research into polling methods finds that pollsters’ predictions can be more accurate if they ask people about the political preferences of others in their social circles and in their states, which could help paint a fuller picture of the American electorate. [5 min read]
Michael Goran of the USC Center for the Changing Family based at USC Dornsife provides ideas for how to make Halloween “sugarproof,” so that it will be a healthier and safer celebration. [5½ min read]
To keep our immune systems healthy during the coronavirus pandemic, proper nutrition is an absolute must. Many Americans aren’t getting the essential nutrients their bodies need. [4 ½ min read]
The BLM movement is not only seeking radical political reform, but is a spiritual movement aiming to heal and empower while inspiring other religious allies to seek inclusivity.
The perceived leadership of the son of the Moral Majority movement’s founder — and his appeal to President Donald Trump — are best understood as a product of his family legacy. [6 min read]
New research finds that presenting divisive social and political issues in terms of economic consequences can change the views of the public.
A physician’s claim that sex with demons can lead to miscarriages made headlines, but this belief is not an aberration in the history of Judeo-Christian thought.
As the world confronts the coronavirus pandemic, the WHO agency finds its very financial survival under threat as President Trump blames the organization for the virus’ spread. To what extent can we say that the agency failed to do its job?
Stress from racial discrimination could partially explain why African Americans are at higher risk for severe COVID-19 outcomes. [5 ¾ min read]
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